Frisco ISD is gaining input from students, teachers and families on district policies through a survey that is open until Oct. 20.
Frisco city officials recently held an open house to discuss what principles should guide the city’s long-term plans.
During the open house, guests were asked to add their thoughts and feedback on different storyboards asking what they loved about the city, what they would change, and more.
Other boards asked residents how they would change the land use in Frisco, and what facilities are missing in the city.
Once a comprehensive plan is made, these boards will help city officials when making long-term decisions.
Residents can still add their thoughts and feedback until the online survey closes Thursday.
